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Central City Hotels 100 PORTLAND 2020 central city hotels DOWNTOWN & OLD 12. Hilton Portland 23. McMenamins 33. The Society Hotel 43. Residence Inn 52. Inn at the TOWN CHINATOWN Downtown Crystal Hotel 203 NW Third Ave. Portland Downtown/ Convention Center 921 SW Sixth Ave. 303 SW 12th Ave. 503-445-0444 Pearl District 420 NE Holladay St. 1. AC Hotel by Marriott 503-226-1611 503-972-2670 thesocietyhotel.com 1150 NW Ninth Ave. 503-233-6331 888 SW Third Ave. 800-445-8667 855-205-3930 503-220-1339 innatcc.com 503-223-2100 34. University Place Hotel portland.hilton.com mcmenamins.com/ marriott.com/pdxpd achotels.marriott.com and Conference Center 53. Jupiter Hotel crystal-hotel 13. Hotel deLuxe 310 SW Lincoln St. 44. Silver Cloud Inn – & Jupiter NEXT 2. Ace Hotel 729 SW 15th Ave. 24. The Nines 503-221-0140 Portland Downtown 900 E Burnside St. 1022 SW Harvey Milk St. 503-219-2094 525 SW Morrison St. 866-845-4647 2426 NW Vaughn St. 503-230-9200 503-228-2277 866-895-2094 503-222-9996 uplacehotel.com 503-242-2400 877-800-0004 acehotel.com hoteldeluxeportland.com 877-229-9995 800-551-7207 jupiterhotel.com 35. The Woodlark Hotel 3. The Benson Hotel thenines.com silvercloud.com 14. Hotel Lucia 813 SW Alder St. 54. KEX 309 SW Broadway 400 SW Broadway 25. The Paramount Hotel 503-548-2559 LLOYD DISTRICT & 100 NE Martin Luther King 503-228-2000 503-225-1717 808 SW Taylor St. 833-624-2188 CENTRAL EASTSIDE Jr Blvd. 888-523-6766 866-986-8086 503-223-9900 woodlarkhotel.com 971-346-2992 bensonhotel.com 45. Courtyard by Marriott hotellucia.com 855-215-0160 kexhotels.com 36. Worldmark Portland Downtown/ 4. Canopy by Hilton portlandparamount.com 15. Hotel Monaco by Wyndham Convention Center 55. Motel 6 Portland 425 NW Ninth Ave. Portland 26. Park Lane 221 SW Naito Pkwy. 435 NE Wasco St. Downtown 971-351-0203 506 SW Washington St. Suites & Inn 503-273-3500 503-234-3200 518 NE Holladay St. canopy.hilton.com 503-222-0001 809 SW King Ave. 800-428-1932 800-321-2211 530-234-4391 888-207-2201 503-226-6288 marriott.com/pdxcl motel6.com 5. Courtyard by Marriott NORTHWEST & Portland City Center monaco-portland.com 800-532-9543 PEARL DISTRICT 46. Crowne Plaza 56. Quality Inn Downtown 550 SW Oak St. parklanesuites.com 16. Hotel Rose Downtown/Convention Convention Center 503-505-5000 37. Canopy by Hilton – 50 SW Morrison St. 27. The Porter Hotel – Center 431 NE Multnomah St. 800-606-3717 Pearl District 503-221-0711 Curio Collection by Hilton 1441 NE Second Ave. 503-233-7933 marriott.com/pdxpc 425 NW Ninth Ave. 866-866-7977 218 SW 2nd St. 503-233-2401 800-531-5900 971-351-0230 877-227-6963 6. Dossier hotelroseportland.com 503-306-4800 qualityinn.com canopy3.hilton.com/Cano- cpportland.com 750 SW Alder St. 844-442-8746 17. Hotel Vintage Portland py/Portland 57. Residence Inn 503-294-9000 curiocollection.hilton.com 422 SW Broadway 47. DoubleTree by Hilton by Marriott dossierhotel.com 38. Hampton Inn & Suites 503-228-1212 28. Portland Marriott Portland 1710 NE Multnomah St. by Hilton – Pearl District 1000 NE Multnomah St. 7. The Duniway, 800-243-0555 City Center 503-288-1400 303 NW Park Ave. 503-281-6111 A Hilton Hotel vintageplaza.com 520 SW Broadway 800-331-3131 503-222-5200 800-996-0510 545 SW Taylor St. 503-226-6300 marriott.com/pdxlc 18. The Hotel Zags hamptoninn3.hilton.com doubletree3.hilton.com/ 503-553-7000 800-228-9290 515 SW Clay St. en/hotels/oregon/double- 58. Shilo Inn Rose Garden duniwayhotel.com marriottportland.com 39. Harlow Hotel 503-484-1084 1506 NE Second Ave. 722 NW Glisan St. tree-by-hilton-hotel-portland 8. Embassy Suites 877-484-1084 29. Portland Marriott 503-736-6300 503-206-5950 48. Eastside Lodge Portland Downtown thehotelzags.com Downtown Waterfront shiloinns.com harlowhotelpdx.com 949 E Burnside St. 319 SW Pine St. 1401 SW Naito Parkway 19. The Hoxton, Portland 503-234-8411 59. Rodeway Inn 503-279-9000 503-226-7600 40. Holiday Inn 15 NW Fourth Ave. eastsidelodge.com Convention Center 800-362-2779 800-228-9290 Express Hotel & Suites 503-770-0500 305 N Broadway St. embassyportland.com marriott.com/pdxor Northwest Portland thehoxton.com 49. Hotel Chamberlain 503-284-5181 2333 NW Vaughn St. (opening in 2020) 9. The Heathman Hotel 30. Radisson RED choicehotels.com 20. Hyatt Centric 503-484-1100 509 SE Martin Luther King 1001 SW Broadway 1455 SW Broadway 601 SW 11th Ave. 866-492-1100 Jr. Blvd. SOUTH WATER- 503-241-4100 503-334-2167 505-595-1234 hiexpress.com/portland- [no contact info yet] FRONT 800-551-0011 800-333-3333 hyatt.com nwdtwn heathmanhotel.com radissonred.com 50. Hotel Eastlund 60. River’s Edge 21. Kimpton 41. Inn @ Northrup Station 1021 NE Grand Ave. Hotel & Spa 10. Hyatt House 31. Residence Inn by RiverPlace Hotel 2025 NW Northrup St. 503-235-2100 0455 SW Hamilton Ct. 2080 SW River Dr. Marriott Portland 1510 SW Harbor Way 503-224-0543 hoteleastlund.com 503-802-5800 503-241-2775 Downtown RiverPlace 503-228-3233 800-224-1180 888-556-4402 https://www.hyatt.com/ 2115 SW River Parkway 888-869-3108 northrupstation.com 51. Hyatt Regency riversedgehotel.com en-US/hotel/oregon/ 503-552-9500 riverplacehotel.com Portland at the Oregon hyatt-house-portland-down- 800-331-3131 42. La Quinta Inn & Suites Convention Center town/pdxxd 22. The Mark marriott.com/pdxri 4319 NW Yeon Ave. 375 NE Holladay St. Spencer Hotel 503-497-9044 hyattregencyportlandocc. 11. The Hi-Lo 32. Sentinel 409 SW 11th Ave. 800-753-3757 com 320 SW Harvey Milk St. 614 SW 11th Ave. 503-224-3293 laquinta.com 971-222-1000 503-224-3400 800-548-3934 hi-lo-hotel.com 800-554-3456 markspencer.com sentinelhotel.com More Lodging Options Visit travelportland.com/stay for info on short-term rentals, hostels, B&Bs, tiny-house hotels and more. maps & resources CITY CENTER MAX Blue Line MAX Yellow Line (Hillsboro/Gresham) (Expo Center/PSU) MAX Green Line Portland Streetcar NS Line (Clackamas/PSU) Portland Streetcar A Loop MAX Red Line (Airport/Beaverton) Portland Streetcar B Loop N MAX Orange Line Portland Visitor Center (Portland/Milwaukie) 1000 feet 200 m Fremont 40 Bridge 44 42 59 58 46 Broadway 45 Lloyd Center mall Tanner Bridge Memorial Springs Coliseum Moda 56 41 Park Center 43 Holladay 57 Legacy Good 47 Samaritan Hospital 51 50 Park 52 55 Jamison Portland Union Oregon Square Station/Amtrak Convention Steel Center Ecotrust Bridge 4 Couch 39 Lan Su Park 37 Chinese Garden North 38 Park Blocks Oregon 33 Oregon The Armory Japanese American 54 Jewish 19 Nikkei Historical Plaza Powell's City of Books Museum Legacy 48 Center Burnside Skate Park Crystal 23 Union Way Voodoo Portland 53 26 Providence Artists Saturday Repertory Ballroom 22 2 8 Doughnut Park Theatre 3 Market 14 5 13 20 36 17 32 35 Oregon 28 11 6 Maritime Miracle Central 15 Museum Theatre Library 24 49 Revolution Pioneer Morrison Courthouse Square Hall 25 Bridge 7 Pioneer Architectural 12 Place Heritage Center 9 16 mall 1 Washington Portland Portland'5 Center Park Art Museum for the Arts Oregon Salmon Historical Street 30 Society Springs Vera Katz Hawthorne Eastbank 18 Wells Fargo Bridge Esplanade South History 27 Park Blocks Museum Keller 29 Gov. Tom McCall Auditorium Waterfront Park Portland State 21 University Pettygrove Park RiverPlace District & Marina Lovejoy Park Willamette Jetboat Excursions Ladd Circle Oregon Museum of 10 Science & Governors 34 Industry (OMSI) Oregon Rail Park Heritage Center 31 Portland Spirit Marquam Duniway Nature Park Park Ross Island Bridge 60 Oregon Health & Science University Brooklyn Caruthers Park Park.
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